In Part two of Eye of the Photographer I discussed what Texture, Composition and Framing was about and gave a few examples. Now, in Part 3, I want to talk about the most important part of learning how to use your camera. This is, ISO, F-stop or Aperture, and Shutter-speed.
Bokeh is one of those words bandied about by photographers and it is too often assumed that people actually know what is meant when someone says that they love the bokeh of a particular shot. No need to reach for the dictionary later. Here is a brief guide to bokeh for beginners.
One of the most basic and important factors in producing a successful photograph is obtaining a proper exposure. Understanding the elements that affect exposure and how they relate to each other will make achieving the proper exposure easier.
Many of us visit the zoo or a wildlife park however often the photographs we take are often disappointing. These eight simple to follow tips will hopefully help you improve your photography.
Get more from you camera by mastering the Aperture priority or Av mode. One of three in a series on shutter, aperture and program mode photography.
